Tanner Foust's Five Favorite Supercars

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"I did 215 miles an hour 40 times in an afternoon in one of these and it didn't miss a beat. There are hardly any cars on the planet that can do it that easily. For a boutique-manufactured car, it is reliable and has the most quality construction of almost any supercar."

"It's is the purest expression of what can happen when you mix an eccentric, genius car lover with almost unlimited funds. Horatio Pagani has built masterpiece after masterpiece, I love his cars and the Pagani F is amazing to drive."

"I have actually never driven one, but it almost turned the rest of the automotive world upside down with the singular vision of one well-informed designer. Almost 20 years after this car came out, it is still one of the fastest machines ever made street legal. And it's gorgeous."

"Just because it is a supercar that went against the mold and actually has some design features for everyday living. It is a ridiculously potent machine that in a very British way is also polite."

"I have been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in the Porsche Carrera GT—sadly it has been made famous because it is the type of car that Paul Walker was killed in. It is a car that I have been sideways in a lot, I have been up to 200 mph a lot and it's kind of like a go cart, the first time you drive it, it feels like you have owned it all your life. You slide it around and it feels completely comfortable."